If you??™re only going to use them for this single page, use POST to
keep the query string clean.
6. Save your page.
Now you??™re ready to implement the receiving portion of your form-value passing application. To do so, follow
these steps:
1. Create a new dynamic page for your master page application.
2. Insert a recordset by clicking the Add (+) button on the Bindings panel and selecting Recordset
from the list.
3. In the simple Recordset dialog box, choose your recordset name, connection, table, and columns.
4. In the Filter area, from the first Filter list, select the field that matches the value passed by the form
element. For example, if you are filtering a recordset based on the location specified in a form??™s
drop-down list, choose the field??”called location, perhaps??”that contains the specified value.
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5. From the second Filter list, select the equals operator (=).
6. From the third Filter list, ASP and ColdFusion users choose Form Variable from the list; JSP users
select URL/Form Variable.
7. In the fourth Filter field, enter the name of the form element. In this example, the form element is
named locationList.
8. Click OK when you??™re finished.
9. Apply the Master-Detail Page Application object to create the master page.
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